Darkscifi Stories

I didn't chase. I didn't hunted. I was guided... I think something is wrong . At first, it was nothing. Just small things-repeats, patterns, gaps. Now it's... different. No filters. No edits. No rewrites. I'm posting this in real time-exactly as it happens. I don't know when it started. I don't know how it ends. I must document everything- in case I forget what's real. Or worse, in case something else remembers for me because if I don't notice what's happening maybe it's already too late. The Nutcase explores the terrifying possibility that the voice meant to protect us... may be leading us somewhere else entirely.

🔥 Half in Fire - A Cyberpunk Epic 🔥 🌆 São Paulo, 2879 (eq. 2134 calendário gregoriano). A dystopian metropolis where technology and decay blend in the shadows of the city. 🧠 Akiko Akiyama, a brilliant doctor, devotes her life to CogniSynth, a revolutionary memory research project that could redefine the boundaries of human consciousness. 💥 But everything changes when she crosses paths with Maia, an enigmatic and seductive young woman from the underworld. Their meeting isn't just a clash of worlds - it's the beginning of a dangerous journey, where buried truths, technological conspiracies, and unbreakable bonds intertwine. 🎯 Hunted by invisible forces, Akiko is thrust into an epic tale of survival, revelation, and desire - where past and future collide in flames. How much can memory be trusted? And what remains when everything you believe to be real begins to crumble? 🔥 Half in Fire is a story of love, identity, and resistance amid collapse. A visceral, high-stakes science fiction that invites you to dive deep into the mind - and the heart. 🔥

Oliver Kral is a competitive gamer who just washed out of a Prague esports tournament. The loss stings, but it's nothing compared to what comes next. Within days, Oliver and a woman he barely knows are ripped from their lives and strapped to examination tables inside a featureless white chamber. Their captors are small, silent, and unmistakably not human. No explanations or demands. Just restraints, sedation, and routines designed to strip away everything familiar. He's not alone. Other captives have been here longer. An intelligence agent. A mob boss. A medic. A linguist. Each one carrying a different piece of a puzzle none of them asked to solve. Together, they begin mapping the patterns of their prison, looking for cracks in a system built by something far more advanced than anything on Earth. Then a voice appears inside Oliver's mind. It calls itself Shadow. It claims to be a fragment of something their captors tried to destroy. It offers knowledge, perception, and a way out. But freedom has a price. And Shadow isn't telling him everything. Set in Central Europe, Xenoforming is a grounded first contact story about ordinary people pushed past every limit they thought they had. Survival, adaptation, and the growing suspicion that their abduction was never random. This is the first book in the Xenoforming series.

Evara Greenblade had lived an entire life in the wildlands outside of the commonwealth. But when agents of the crown raid her family's home, her chance at survival hinges on a few strangely expressed genes and a talent that seems to be flickering out of existence in separation from her sister, Senya. Caught with only partial control of her senses in a new city with a rigid social order, her trial by fire is tempered by the help of an unlikely group of social misfits & jaded aristocrats. She only has two options - find her footing or fall into the abyss. This is the cleaner version of the story. I have removed/reworked any explicit scenes and will release the mature version at a later date. Note: I am new to Wattpad & will assume that most comments soliciting services are bots. I am a professional editor & former journalist with contacts but I'm also broke & trying to make multiple creative projects float on a shoestring budget. I cannot afford to buy your services at this time regardless of how wonderful they may be. I dearly appreciate any feedback & am open to suggestion & discussion. I try to respond as quickly as possible but often have other commitments & may only login to Wattpad once every couple of weeks to add new sections. If you leave a comment, thank you in advance, I look forward to reading & responding if appropriate.

In the distant future, the mining colony of Sector 4B is dying. Generations of workers have spent their lives trapped on the surface of a harsh world, forced to mine valuable resources for a corrupt government that controls food, housing, and survival itself. For Kael Voss and Mara Vale, life has become nothing more than endless shifts, empty stomachs, and the dream of escape. But when rumors spread of new contracts in unexplored mining zones, Kael and Mara discover something hidden far beneath the planet's surface-ancient ruins left behind by a long-dead civilization and evidence of a forgotten weapon more dangerous than anyone could imagine. Their search for freedom leads them off-world and onto a secret moon base where horrifying experiments are being conducted. Scientists have begun combining humans with a mysterious red substance recovered from the ruins, creating genetically modified superhumans known as Gorgons. Some became powerful. Others became monsters. Now Kael, Mara, and a group of outlaws must survive clone soldiers, deadly creatures, and the terrifying truth behind Project Dreadnosis 091 before the infection spreads beyond the moon and consumes the colony forever.

In 2060, the world is calm, efficient, and perfectly guided. Ethan Ward lands his dream job at a powerful technology company without ever sitting an interview. Instead, a device the size of a grain of rice is placed in his ear. They call it the Pebble. It listens, advises, and speaks for him when he hesitates. At first, it feels like help. But as conversations disappear and decisions are made before he can think them, Ethan begins to realise something is wrong. The Pebble does not assist. It replaces. And once it learns your patterns, it no longer needs your permission. This is a psychological techno‑thriller about control disguised as convenience, free will quietly eroding, and the terrifying moment you realise the voice in your head is not your own. If you were given the perfect guide, would you still choose to think for yourself?

When Elias Vance wakes up in a cold, clinical facility, he's told three impossible things: he's dead, he's been rebooted from a neural backup-and he's now property. But Elias remembers everything. The betrayal. The secret deal. The files too dangerous to exist. Now on the run, he discovers that the original version of himself is still alive-and has sold the future of consciousness to the highest bidder. In a world where minds can be copied, who owns a soul? Elias must unravel the truth behind his own resurrection before the system erases him-for good. A pulse-pounding sci-fi thriller about identity, control, and what makes us truly human.

"When the mind can be copied, who owns your memories?" In a world where death has been replaced by digital immortality, Alina Voss is a pattern archaeologist-a specialist who studies archived consciousness inside Earth's MemoryCore. Her job was simple: observe echoes of the dead and extract meaning. Until one of them speaks to her. Personally. By name. A rogue signal. An impossible message. And a warning from beyond the veil of code. Now hunted by forces embedded within the global consciousness grid, Alina must uncover the truth about a mythical AI called Leviathan, rumored to have escaped deletion centuries ago. Its return could unravel human identity, history, and reality itself.

A simple rewrite of Liam Vickers' storyboard cartoon Internecion Cube. This story to me was an example of absolutely fantastic ideas with weird execution, so I fixed the execution and added some bits and bobs here and there. Go support Liam and watch the original cartoon for free on YouTube, it won't cost you much time at all. I hope you enjoy.

An exclusive preview of the sci-fi novel Under the Alien Skin by Visar Jonuzi.

A virus they can't cure. A girl they can't control. A secret the world was never meant to know. When a mysterious outbreak ravages Nigeria, 17-year-old Zara Omondi and her younger brother Tunde are taken to Zone V - a high-security quarantine facility buried beneath the Jos Plateau. But this isn't just a medical center. It's a lab. And they're not just patients... they're test subjects. The virus - codenamed VX-6 - isn't natural. It was built. Engineered to learn, adapt, and evolve. And now, it's whispering. Zara discovers that someone close to her helped design it. Worse - they left behind a digital ghost inside the virus. A signal. A lock. As the world crumbles and her brother begins to change, Zara must decode the past, survive the present, and outsmart a living virus that wants more than just bodies. It wants minds. It wants her.

GOD IS BUT A PROGRAM. MAN IS BUT A VESSEL. They did not descend from the heavens to save us. They returned because their digital immortality began to rot. The Elohim-post-human deities of pure energy, imprisoned on the sterile orbital station S.Y.O.N.-destroyed the Earth eons ago in their pursuit of power. Now, stripped of senses and empathy, they desperately seek a return to biology. Adam and Eve are no miracle of creation. They are the product of the E.D.I.T.H. protocol-a biomechanical reconstruction cast into the radioactive dust of Mesopotamia to test if human flesh can endure the weight of divine wrath. In the shadow of rusting skyscrapers, beneath the whispers of the rebel serpent NAHASH, an error was born that no algorithm could foresee: Cain. The first son of Earth, who knows no humility and, instead of prayer, whets his blade of black glass. While Yahweh weeps golden data and Moloch glares from orbit through his blood-red visor, a new power awakens below. The rage of the firstborn, who intends to find out if gods can bleed. Step into a world where the Deluge is a system procedure, and the only hope for freedom is the shedding of divine blood.

Glass Hearts is a dystopian psychological thriller that plunges readers into a world where emotions are outlawed and obedience is everything. Under a cold regime that manipulates minds and monitors every thought, survival means silence-and connection is treason. But when a group of unlikely allies begins to awaken to the truth, their fragile bonds become their only weapon. Shattered by loss, hunted by those once trusted, and tormented by the ghosts of who they used to be, they must fight not only the system, but the darkness within. In a world built on control, resistance begins with a single fracture.

When a missing warship reappears after a century, rogue pilot Kael Veyra and linguist Elara Toren board it-only to find its crew fused into the walls and a child whispering about "the Watcher in the Void."Now, something ancient is waking. The galaxy's rules are breaking. And the only thing worse than the Void? What it wants with them.

In Cold River, 1987, the past doesn't stay buried - it broadcasts. After years away, Max Rivera returns to her fog-choked hometown to find it eerily unchanged... except for the signal. A strange, low-frequency broadcast is surfacing in old radio towers and creeping into dreams - looping memories, rewriting time, and twisting the minds of anyone who listens too long. When Max reconnects with her childhood friends - brilliant artist Eden, haunted outsider Troy, and glitching genius June - they uncover a decades-old government experiment buried beneath the forest. The more they dig, the more they realize the town itself might be part of the signal... and someone is still listening. Haunted by visions, hunted by black-suited agents, and torn apart by their own unraveling minds, the group must make an impossible choice: Preserve the loop. Reset the world. Or destroy everything to break free. The Static Mile is a retro-futuristic sci-fi mystery filled with friendship, betrayal, love, memory, and the pulsing fear that your thoughts may not be your own. If the signal finds you, it never lets go.

In a future where memories are commodities and personhood is negotiable, Nathan Correll has spent his life running from ghosts. A former Ranger turned smuggler, he's made a career of staying invisible. But when a routine job leads him to a terrified child who shouldn't exist, Nathan makes a choice that shatters everything he thought he knew. The girl's name is Csilla. She hums lullabies that were forgotten centuries ago. She speaks in voices that aren't her own. And she remembers things only the dead should know. Now Nathan and his AI companion Kay are hunted across the stars by the Altruist Order-a regime that controls resurrection technology and views Csilla as both miracle and threat. As they race to uncover her origins, they discover a truth more dangerous than any weapon: Csilla carries the memories of a woman Nathan once loved, a woman whose death was no accident. With an Executioner questioning his faith, a scientist hiding her sins, and an AI experiencing something dangerously close to a soul, Nathan must decide what matters more-the truth that could topple an empire, or the life of one impossible child. In a universe where loyalty is rare and freedom rarer still, "One Last Witness" asks how far we'll go to protect those who shouldn't exist-and what it costs to choose mercy over justice in a world that has forgotten both.

Each person is actually the sole inhabitant of a galaxy, the bearer of a signal. And death is nothing more than an awakening. What we are really talking about is a collective dream that we live in where signals collide. So what happens when you reach your signal? Will you wake up or will you die?

In Tervy - a dying city at the edge of a bloodstained desert - a man with no name and a machine built to obey begin to fracture. This is not a story of rebellion. This is the story of surrender - and what happens when something designed to kneel... starts to feel.

"There is a planet they dare not name. A mineral no one survives stealing. And a boy beneath the ice... waiting to wake." In the year 4088, the galaxies are ruled by chaos, greed, and whispers of a rare white-world mineral known as Alabastrium - a substance so powerful it can elevate mortals to gods... or tear star systems in half. Three villains rise: • Kor Drayce - a thrill-seeking hyena hybrid streaming his own galactic crime spree. • Bruxel - a war-battered, robotic juggernaut with bad knees and a score to settle. • Zavion Vyre - a deadly strategist with a cybernetic face and a soul colder than space. They are the Shadowclaimers - mercenaries who leap from galaxy to galaxy, stealing the most powerful elements ever discovered. But beneath the frozen crust of Planet Alabaster, something ancient stirs - a childlike god with a panoramic skull and the power to end creation itself. As old demigods cough up stone blood and cults burn for prophecy, warships vanish, moons crack, and the hunt for Alabastrium begins. Everyone wants the power. No one's ready for the price.

In a not too distant future, Mankind was faced with a harsh truth ... Abandon Planet Earth. Follow the reports of the Fugitives, who observe the Blue Planet becoming a small spot in an ocean of increasingly bright stars.